Displaying "Solidarity with the People of Cuba", two missing humanitarian aid ships arrive in Cuba.

According to a report from the Mexican Navy, the two humanitarian aid ships that were previously missing in the Caribbean area have safely arrived in the Cuban capital of Havana on the 28th. The crew members in Havana told reporters that they were "crossing the ocean in solidarity with the Cuban people." These two ships, carrying humanitarian aid supplies, have a total of 9 crew members from different countries. They set sail from Isla Mujeres in Quintana Roo, Mexico on the 20th, with the original plan to arrive in Havana on the 24th or 25th. The Mexican Navy reported on the 26th that these two ships had gone missing in the Caribbean Sea.